WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from July 27, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:03am John Allen: there it is
	9:04am George of Troy: Hey John, good morning.
	9:05am ben abs: I, Unfortunately, have already been awake for far too long, always appreciate Neil's reminder though. This is like a mid-afternoon re-wake up. Hi JA & all
	9:05am The Oscar: Waking up as requested.
	👻 9:05am karlward: JA: The MYDOLLS track you played last week sent me on a deep dive into Houston early 80s punk. Thanks for that.
	9:09am convoy_pt2: Yeah John!!!
	9:10am steveo: gee whiz, it's friday (hi)
	9:11am John Allen: Karl, hope you discovered The Huns
	👻 9:12am karlward: JA: go on... I'm listening...
	9:14am MD: GOOD MORNING TO ALL...ALL AROUND DA WORLD...!
	9:14am Linda Lee: this starship track sounds surprisingly good! 'morning JA!
	9:15am The Oscar: JS in the AM.
	9:15am Linda Lee: still hear a bit of '70s defeat though..
	9:16am steveo: is this the breakup album? gives me shivers.
	👻 9:16am karlward: I am still not down with the Starship. I believe Craig Finn was referencing Starship when he shouted "I survived the Eighties one time already."
	9:18am Linda Lee: i think i'd forgotten about them by the 80s ..
	9:19am Linda Lee: dammit, the strings. so Montovani.
	9:19am John Allen: i think by the simple rules of frequency this was probably a breakup record for millions. people used to live in cars, yknow?
	9:20am MD: outside! outside!!!
	9:20am The Oscar: The correct context for Jefferson Starship is as holograms on the Star Wars Holiday Special.
	9:20am Rover James: LMAO - The Oscar
	👻 9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: This J. Starship number felt like it was the future back in the 70s.
	9:22am Linda Lee: actually think we live in cars moreso now. no car-phones then, for example.. unless you were James Bond or had the dosh to pretend.
	9:22am northguineahills: Haven't had a Rheingold in ages.
	9:23am Linda Lee: & then came Punk. blessed be.
	9:29am steveo: i was thinking of fleetwood mac -- 1976 is a haze, i tell you
	9:32am Linda Lee: was just saying during Wake ~ if you travel back in time to the '70s, bring a note pad. you may become forgetful.
	9:33am Linda Lee: i also have friends with photographic memories of the time. depends on what you were up to, i guess.
	9:33am steveo: i was born in 1970, so i have a good excuse
	9:36am Linda Lee: in that case the 70s are part of your subconscious, for sure. :-)
	9:44am northguineahills: I have a photographic memory, but since I am a bicentennial baby, my memory only really started around '78....
	9:51am Irwin: CHIP CHIP HOORAY!
	9:53am Rev. Turnip Druid: Was too young to misbehave "properly" in the '70s, but old enough to be an utter freak.
	9:54am steveo: shamal wind sounds like it could be from the 70s, but it was released in may
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fond memories of a particular tri-tone velour shirt (the classic brown/orange/yellow) with obnoxiously large gold metal zipper-pull. Ah, yes.
	9:56am Davee: Just tuned in . . . was distracted by work
	9:57am Davee: Good decade the 70's were and I do remember them . . .
	9:58am D. Lightfoot: Happy Friday all
	10:02am steveo: "According to folklore, the first major shamal occurring around May 25 is known as the Al-Haffar, or driller, since it drills huge depressions in desert sand dunes. The second, arriving in early June, coincides with the dawn star, Thorayya (Pleiades), and is therefore named Barih Thorayya. During this event, which is more violent than the others, fishermen usually remain in port because ancient folklore tells them that this wind devours ships. Near the end of June, the last shamal arrives, known as the Al-Dabaran, or the follower. It is violent and continues for several days. Local residents keep doors and windows firmly shut as this shamal includes an all-penetrating fine dust which gets into everything."
	10:05am Chris from DC: Oh yay, Bush Tetras. Actually considering a trip to see them fairly soon.
	10:07am Chris from DC: This new stuff sounds good!
	10:07am mb: Good morning JA'AMers
	10:29am Aaron Working In Newark: nice tune
	10:30am Morphe: Good early evening(1619) here - dry, dirty, fascist madrid. all lower caps on purpose... Soon to NYC for 2 weeks... Strange to most ears - so much GREEN in NYC- Community Gardens LES..my place.. My roof .. swimimning in the East River or off the Hudson or in the Narrows or prfeerably, off yhe North Fork ... Thanks for the sounds JA Morphe'
	10:45am dfb: the forma song reminds me of 80's soundtrack stuff, which can be a nice thing
	10:56am The Oscar: This Paul Page is everything I want to hear right now.
	10:57am Tom in St. Paul: Pol Pot had a very different take on that piece.
	11:06am crateslinger: Hey Morphe, where do you swim in the East River, or the Narrows?
	11:11am steveo: you can swim on the east shore of staten island but i think the harbor and the east river are too dirty for me
	11:14am Mister Dobalina: Great show as always JA, keeping me in a good mood through this Friday work day. Thanks.
	11:19am crateslinger: I used to jump off the piers in Williamsburg, but now it's all developed and everybody's a narc.
	11:19am crateslinger: well... I used to jump off what was left of the piers in Williamsburg.
	👻 11:25am Ken From Hyde Park: Almost time for the 11:25 Ag Report. Take it away, Steve!
	11:27am steveo: soybeans are down 13% to $8.55 a bushel
	11:28am Mister Dobalina: & coffee?
	11:28am steveo: i can't recommend a bushel of coffee
	11:29am steveo: you'll get the jitters
	11:30am Morphe: Crateslinger --- And all FIRST OFF --- THE TIDE IS DEADLY ...NEVER EVER NEVER SWIM WITH THE OUTGOING TIDE >>>>NEVER YOU ARE DEAD in SHEEPSHEAD BAY OR SANDY SHORE Only swim with an in tide or the 1 hour betwixt tide...Best time is the i hour high tide .. At low tide, it can be hard to get out- the seawalll. Put a rope somewhere so you can pull yourself out... Places: all along the east river (with a rope readY and tides in mind).. Hudson too off the piers, but a lot of police... .. Easy bits.. underneath the Bklyn Bridge land there... Underneath the Verezzano - Land bits there too Now - just near the Ikea ferry - towards the cranes... LISTEN CAREFULLY: no great dives, do not go too low(there are cables) and MINd THE FUCKIN TIDES - never on an outgoing tide!!!!!!!!!!!NEVER !!! NEVER!!!!
	11:30am steveo: this track is contemporary? it's astounding.
	11:38am steveo: my buddy got me a ticket to the hold steady in asbury park tomorrow -- they any good?
	11:43am crateslinger: @Morphe - yeah, I'm a sailor, so I'm pretty alert to the currents - that's why I asked! - I almost lost a dog in the East at Grand St in Billburg a while back. Last year I went swimming in Sheepshead Bay twice and all my cuts and scrapes (I'm always a mess) got infected and wouldn't heal. Both times! I love that you bring a rope. That's badass.
	11:47am crateslinger: I remember about 25 years ago, when NYPD lost a diver and never found his body. He was with a dive boat and a bunch of other professional divers and just disappeared in the East River around Delancey I think. I never followed up, so maybe it ended differently, but that's the way I remember it.
	11:49am Mister Dobalina: The Hunt For Red October.
	11:50am Doobois: Oh, yeah! Sweet closer... (Maybe?)
	11:54am crateslinger: Morphe - the fact that you swim in the East River with a lifeline means you are a guy I'd like to meet. If you want to go sailing in the lower harbor (Rockaway Inlet/Sandy Hook/Verazanno Narrows) while you're in town, e-mail me dan at crateshop dot com. I have an O'day 30 moored in Sheepshead Bay and go out every weekend I can. It's hard to find crew though. Everybody says they want to do shit, but nobody actually wants to do shit.
	11:56am ben abs: ThanK YoU
	11:56am Marshall Stacks: I took a very memorable ride out to Banteay Srey (Srei) in the waning years of the Khmer Rouge. It's a magnificent temple.
	11:57am Mister Dobalina: I like to do shit, can I get shit on that boat too, I'm a hard worker. Feel free to say no.
	11:57am steveo: i agree the rope is badass; thanks for the great show john; i'll try to talk less next time
	11:58am Morphe: Crate: Madrid is a dry, dirty fascist city (a lot of good people too).. I swim = paddle in the rivers north (40Min on the bus) I need oceans!!!!!!!!I take the train or plane to the Med every 2 weeks for a real swim... I am completely cut up from the barnacles. The Med does not normally have much tide but it is very low due to the drought here. I had to crawl across rocks/barnacles to get to my clothes. My son said I had to change my sheets because of all the bloodstains in my bed ...
	11:58am crateslinger: Mister D - send me an e-mail.
	11:59am crateslinger: Hey Morphe - read above for an invitation to the ocean!
	12:00pm crateslinger: Bye JA - great show!
	12:01pm John Allen: by everyone thanks for being here

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from July 27, 2018

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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July 27, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
neil rolnick	wake up "wake up" by "neil rolnick"	ex-machina	innova	2016	CD	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
jefferson starship	miracles "miracles" by "jefferson starship"	red octopus	rca	1975	LP	0:11:29 (Pop-up)
rheinegold	himmelgeist "himmelgeist" by "rheinegold"	rheingold	welt-rekord	1980	LP	0:18:17 (Pop-up)
carl weingarten & walter whitney	dreaming in color	dreaming in color	multiphase	1985	LP	0:23:14 (Pop-up)
areski	chanson pour sa mere "chanson pour sa mere" by "areski"	un beau matin	soufflecontinu records	1970/2018	LP	0:29:32 (Pop-up)
bernard lavilliers	nuit d'amour "nuit d'amour" by "bernard lavilliers"	night bird	barclay	1981	12"	0:33:35 (Pop-up)
michel columbier	el solitario "el solitario" by "michel columbier"	old fool back on earth	columbia	1983	LP	0:40:45 (Pop-up)
chip wickham	shamal wind "shamal wind" by "chip wickham"	shamal wind	lovemonk	2018	LP	0:45:54 (Pop-up)
conveniens	druhm rum / procession of bone	conveniens	convenience records	1984	LP	0:54:56 (Pop-up)
bush tetras	out again "out again" by "bush tetras"	take the fall	wharf cat	2018	LP	1:00:50 (Pop-up)
bang bros	grow a pair "grow a pair" by "bang bros"	hard rocks vol. 2	feeding tube	2018	LP	1:05:36 (Pop-up)
dead rider	ramble on rose "ramble on rose" by "dead rider"	crew licks	drag city	2017	LP	1:11:31 (Pop-up)
thin lizzy	killer without a cause	bad reputation	mercury	1977	LP	1:15:56 (Pop-up)
mick greenwood	keep coming back "keep coming back" by "mick greenwood"	living game	decca	1971	LP	1:20:03 (Pop-up)
richard youngs	and next field should know		chocolate monk	2018	Cassette	1:24:15 (Pop-up)
howlin rain	speed "speed" by "howlin rain"	the alligator bride	silver current	2018	LP	1:30:33 (Pop-up)
jan van den dobbelsteen	yeah "yeah" by "jan van den dobbelsteen"	kringloop / new adventures	feeding tube	2018	LP	1:35:53 (Pop-up)
forma	cut-up "cut-up" by "forma"	semblance	kranky	2018	CD	1:40:04 (Pop-up)
turning jewels into water	lights below the water	which way is home	fpe records	2018	LP	1:44:02 (Pop-up)
synth sisters	she sang "she sang" by "synth sisters"	euphoria	em	2018	CD	1:47:36 (Pop-up)
paul page and his paradise music	the sea is calling	pacific paradise	subliminal sounds	2018	CD	1:52:56 (Pop-up)
dan beatty	toccatas and ostinatos	outstanding contemporary composers of texas	icme	1984	LP	1:55:30 (Pop-up)
dorithea joyce	energy "energy" by "dorithea joyce"	enlightenment	evolution	1972	LP	1:58:25 (Pop-up)
mary lattimore	never saw him again	hundreds of days	ghostly	2018	LP	2:03:02 (Pop-up)
ernesto diaz infante	for m.f. "for m.f." by "ernesto diaz infante"	for m.f.	pax	2018	LP	2:10:16 (Pop-up)
alessandra novaga	each man kills the thing he loves	fassbinder wunderkammer	setola di maiale	2017	LP	2:17:01 (Pop-up)
mouvements	goutte de sang en fou "goutte de sang en fou" by "mouvements"	s/t	mental experience	1973/2018		2:22:14 (Pop-up)
marc sloan	lullabye "lullabye" by "marc sloan"	yeow	little animal records	1985	LP	2:29:17 (Pop-up)
fuzzhead	springtime "springtime" by "fuzzhead"	high in a basement	heliocentric worlds of sound	1995	LP	2:33:20 (Pop-up)
allen ravenstine	bump in the night	waiting for the bomb	rer	2018	CD	2:36:55 (Pop-up)
john coltrane	nature boy "nature boy" by "john coltrane"	that lost john coltrane album from 1962	impulse	1962/2018	LP	2:39:52 (Pop-up)
carl stone	banteay srey "banteay srey" by "carl stone"	electronic music from the eighties and nineties	unseen worlds	2018	LP	2:47:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am John Allen: there it is
	9:04am George of Troy: Hey John, good morning.
	9:05am ben abs: I, Unfortunately, have already been awake for far too long, always appreciate Neil's reminder though. This is like a mid-afternoon re-wake up. Hi JA & all
	9:05am The Oscar: Waking up as requested.
	👻 9:05am karlward: JA: The MYDOLLS track you played last week sent me on a deep dive into Houston early 80s punk. Thanks for that.
	9:09am convoy_pt2: Yeah John!!!
	9:10am steveo: gee whiz, it's friday (hi)
	9:11am John Allen: Karl, hope you discovered The Huns
	👻 9:12am karlward: JA: go on... I'm listening...
	9:14am MD: GOOD MORNING TO ALL...ALL AROUND DA WORLD...!
	9:14am Linda Lee: this starship track sounds surprisingly good! 'morning JA!
	9:15am The Oscar: JS in the AM.
	9:15am Linda Lee: still hear a bit of '70s defeat though..
	9:16am steveo: is this the breakup album? gives me shivers.
	👻 9:16am karlward: I am still not down with the Starship. I believe Craig Finn was referencing Starship when he shouted "I survived the Eighties one time already."
	9:18am Linda Lee: i think i'd forgotten about them by the 80s ..
	9:19am Linda Lee: dammit, the strings. so Montovani.
	9:19am John Allen: i think by the simple rules of frequency this was probably a breakup record for millions. people used to live in cars, yknow?
	9:20am MD: outside! outside!!!
	9:20am The Oscar: The correct context for Jefferson Starship is as holograms on the Star Wars Holiday Special.
	9:20am Rover James: LMAO - The Oscar
	👻 9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: This J. Starship number felt like it was the future back in the 70s.
	9:22am Linda Lee: actually think we live in cars moreso now. no car-phones then, for example.. unless you were James Bond or had the dosh to pretend.
	9:22am northguineahills: Haven't had a Rheingold in ages.
	9:23am Linda Lee: & then came Punk. blessed be.
	9:29am steveo: i was thinking of fleetwood mac -- 1976 is a haze, i tell you
	9:32am Linda Lee: was just saying during Wake ~ if you travel back in time to the '70s, bring a note pad. you may become forgetful.
	9:33am Linda Lee: i also have friends with photographic memories of the time. depends on what you were up to, i guess.
	9:33am steveo: i was born in 1970, so i have a good excuse
	9:36am Linda Lee: in that case the 70s are part of your subconscious, for sure. :-)
	9:44am northguineahills: I have a photographic memory, but since I am a bicentennial baby, my memory only really started around '78....
	9:51am Irwin: CHIP CHIP HOORAY!
	9:53am Rev. Turnip Druid: Was too young to misbehave "properly" in the '70s, but old enough to be an utter freak.
	9:54am steveo: shamal wind sounds like it could be from the 70s, but it was released in may
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fond memories of a particular tri-tone velour shirt (the classic brown/orange/yellow) with obnoxiously large gold metal zipper-pull. Ah, yes.
	9:56am Davee: Just tuned in . . . was distracted by work
	9:57am Davee: Good decade the 70's were and I do remember them . . .
	9:58am D. Lightfoot: Happy Friday all
	10:02am steveo: "According to folklore, the first major shamal occurring around May 25 is known as the Al-Haffar, or driller, since it drills huge depressions in desert sand dunes. The second, arriving in early June, coincides with the dawn star, Thorayya (Pleiades), and is therefore named Barih Thorayya. During this event, which is more violent than the others, fishermen usually remain in port because ancient folklore tells them that this wind devours ships. Near the end of June, the last shamal arrives, known as the Al-Dabaran, or the follower. It is violent and continues for several days. Local residents keep doors and windows firmly shut as this shamal includes an all-penetrating fine dust which gets into everything."
	10:05am Chris from DC: Oh yay, Bush Tetras. Actually considering a trip to see them fairly soon.
	10:07am Chris from DC: This new stuff sounds good!
	10:07am mb: Good morning JA'AMers
	10:29am Aaron Working In Newark: nice tune
	10:30am Morphe: Good early evening(1619) here - dry, dirty, fascist madrid. all lower caps on purpose... Soon to NYC for 2 weeks... Strange to most ears - so much GREEN in NYC- Community Gardens LES..my place.. My roof .. swimimning in the East River or off the Hudson or in the Narrows or prfeerably, off yhe North Fork ... Thanks for the sounds JA Morphe'
	10:45am dfb: the forma song reminds me of 80's soundtrack stuff, which can be a nice thing
	10:56am The Oscar: This Paul Page is everything I want to hear right now.
	10:57am Tom in St. Paul: Pol Pot had a very different take on that piece.
	11:06am crateslinger: Hey Morphe, where do you swim in the East River, or the Narrows?
	11:11am steveo: you can swim on the east shore of staten island but i think the harbor and the east river are too dirty for me
	11:14am Mister Dobalina: Great show as always JA, keeping me in a good mood through this Friday work day. Thanks.
	11:19am crateslinger: I used to jump off the piers in Williamsburg, but now it's all developed and everybody's a narc.
	11:19am crateslinger: well... I used to jump off what was left of the piers in Williamsburg.
	👻 11:25am Ken From Hyde Park: Almost time for the 11:25 Ag Report. Take it away, Steve!
	11:27am steveo: soybeans are down 13% to $8.55 a bushel
	11:28am Mister Dobalina: & coffee?
	11:28am steveo: i can't recommend a bushel of coffee
	11:29am steveo: you'll get the jitters
	11:30am Morphe: Crateslinger --- And all FIRST OFF --- THE TIDE IS DEADLY ...NEVER EVER NEVER SWIM WITH THE OUTGOING TIDE >>>>NEVER YOU ARE DEAD in SHEEPSHEAD BAY OR SANDY SHORE Only swim with an in tide or the 1 hour betwixt tide...Best time is the i hour high tide .. At low tide, it can be hard to get out- the seawalll. Put a rope somewhere so you can pull yourself out... Places: all along the east river (with a rope readY and tides in mind).. Hudson too off the piers, but a lot of police... .. Easy bits.. underneath the Bklyn Bridge land there... Underneath the Verezzano - Land bits there too Now - just near the Ikea ferry - towards the cranes... LISTEN CAREFULLY: no great dives, do not go too low(there are cables) and MINd THE FUCKIN TIDES - never on an outgoing tide!!!!!!!!!!!NEVER !!! NEVER!!!!
	11:30am steveo: this track is contemporary? it's astounding.
	11:38am steveo: my buddy got me a ticket to the hold steady in asbury park tomorrow -- they any good?
	11:43am crateslinger: @Morphe - yeah, I'm a sailor, so I'm pretty alert to the currents - that's why I asked! - I almost lost a dog in the East at Grand St in Billburg a while back. Last year I went swimming in Sheepshead Bay twice and all my cuts and scrapes (I'm always a mess) got infected and wouldn't heal. Both times! I love that you bring a rope. That's badass.
	11:47am crateslinger: I remember about 25 years ago, when NYPD lost a diver and never found his body. He was with a dive boat and a bunch of other professional divers and just disappeared in the East River around Delancey I think. I never followed up, so maybe it ended differently, but that's the way I remember it.
	11:49am Mister Dobalina: The Hunt For Red October.
	11:50am Doobois: Oh, yeah! Sweet closer... (Maybe?)
	11:54am crateslinger: Morphe - the fact that you swim in the East River with a lifeline means you are a guy I'd like to meet. If you want to go sailing in the lower harbor (Rockaway Inlet/Sandy Hook/Verazanno Narrows) while you're in town, e-mail me dan at crateshop dot com. I have an O'day 30 moored in Sheepshead Bay and go out every weekend I can. It's hard to find crew though. Everybody says they want to do shit, but nobody actually wants to do shit.
	11:56am ben abs: ThanK YoU
	11:56am Marshall Stacks: I took a very memorable ride out to Banteay Srey (Srei) in the waning years of the Khmer Rouge. It's a magnificent temple.
	11:57am Mister Dobalina: I like to do shit, can I get shit on that boat too, I'm a hard worker. Feel free to say no.
	11:57am steveo: i agree the rope is badass; thanks for the great show john; i'll try to talk less next time
	11:58am Morphe: Crate: Madrid is a dry, dirty fascist city (a lot of good people too).. I swim = paddle in the rivers north (40Min on the bus) I need oceans!!!!!!!!I take the train or plane to the Med every 2 weeks for a real swim... I am completely cut up from the barnacles. The Med does not normally have much tide but it is very low due to the drought here. I had to crawl across rocks/barnacles to get to my clothes. My son said I had to change my sheets because of all the bloodstains in my bed ...
	11:58am crateslinger: Mister D - send me an e-mail.
	11:59am crateslinger: Hey Morphe - read above for an invitation to the ocean!
	12:00pm crateslinger: Bye JA - great show!
	12:01pm John Allen: by everyone thanks for being here

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from July 27, 2018

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